The Instituto Projeto Neymar Jr. held its Judo Belt Graduation ceremony this Friday, marking another moment of recognition for the achievements reached throughout the year. The event highlighted the evolution, discipline and continuous effort demonstrated by the children and adolescents who participate in the sport within the institution.

The ceremony featured the presence of Felipe Amorim de Souza, athlete of the Paralympic Judo Team, Danusa Shira, Judo coach, and Lara B. Mantovani, medalist in the modality. The guests took part in the certificate presentation and participated in the belt change, adding significance to the occasion. Their involvement offered students a valuable opportunity to interact with respected figures in the sport.

Parents and guardians were also present, closely following each achievement and celebrating the students’ progress. Their participation reinforced the educational role of Judo at the Institute and emphasized the importance of family support in the learning process.

Throughout the ceremony, the values promoted by Judo in personal, emotional and social development were highlighted. The practice encourages principles such as respect, focus, resilience, discipline and cooperation, contributing to the broader educational formation offered by the institution.

The belt graduation marked the conclusion of a cycle of dedication and preparation, demonstrating the Institute’s commitment to the comprehensive development of its students. Each advancement reflects the role of sport in building confident, secure and promising pathways both on and off the tatami.